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What are some examples of artifacts mentioned in the text?
What are some examples of artifacts mentioned in the text?
- Pottery, jewelry, and tools (correct)
- Clothing, shoes, and hats
- Books, paintings, and sculptures
- Weapons, armor, and shields
Who is sharing the story of the Native Americans of the Southwest?
Who is sharing the story of the Native Americans of the Southwest?
- A famous actor from Hollywood
- Joanne Shenandoah, a Native American Wolf Clan member (correct)
- A politician from the United Nations
- A historian from Europe
What can artifacts left behind by early Native American people help us learn?
What can artifacts left behind by early Native American people help us learn?
- Mainly about their hunting techniques
- Only about their language
- A lot about what life was like for the first American people (correct)
- Nothing valuable about their culture
Where have Native Americans lived for thousands of years?
Where have Native Americans lived for thousands of years?
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What are some of the sounds that would have been heard in the desert many hundreds of years ago?
What are some of the sounds that would have been heard in the desert many hundreds of years ago?
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Native Americans of the Southwest
- Artifacts such as pottery, tools, and jewelry have been left behind by early Native American people.
- The story of the Native Americans of the Southwest is being shared by an unknown narrator.
- These artifacts help us learn about the daily lives, traditions, and beliefs of the Native Americans.
- Native Americans have lived in the Southwest for thousands of years.
- The desert, where they lived, would have been filled with sounds like birds chirping, wind rustling, and animals roaming.
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